This chapter discusses some of the principles behind multi-agent modeling and shows through the examples from land-use change how they can be applied to deal with socio-economic aspects of environmental issues. An underlying theme is the divide between qualitative and quantitative approaches in the social sciences, though the chapter is also aimed at presenting agent-based modeling to those accustomed to mathematical modeling approaches.
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Polhill, J. G. (2009). Agent-based modeling of socio-economic processes related to the environment: Example of land-use change (pp. 61–76). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-2636-1_3
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